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Malaria outbreak among Indigenous Pirahã linked to forest loss, satellite data find

Brazil mining boss sentenced for illegal gold operation on Indigenous land

Banks decline to finance LNG project in Papua New Guinea

In Peru’s Andes, Quechua women turn human-wildcat conflict into coexistence

Indigenous concerns surface as U.S. agency considers seabed mining in Alaskan waters

Indigenous protests force Brazil to suspend Tapajós River dredging plan

Community complaints in limbo as Socfin cuts ties with Earthworm Foundation

‘We have to bring trust’ into funding talks: Valéria Paye on Indigenous-led funds

Financing biodiversity: Lisa Miller on investing in nature

Kathy Jefferson Bancroft, guardian of a stolen lake

Bolivia Indigenous communities, local gov’ts help protect nearly 1 million hectares

A dam threatens Nepal’s Indigenous community; they want it on the ballot

Kenyan woman hugs a tree for 3 days and inspires a movement

Peru to invest $7.6 billion to continue critical minerals extraction

In the Brazilian Amazon, community conservation success comes with a cost: Study

Indonesia fast-tracks final permit for Papua rice megaproject without Indigenous consent

Women secure a future with pumas in the Andes

The long struggle of women farmers to halt a zinc mine in North Sumatra

José Zanardini, the priest who tried to reconcile faith and Indigenous autonomy

Indonesia revokes forest and mine permits over role in deadly Sumatra landslides

Philippines hosts new Asia-Pacific hub for sustainable agriculture, cuisine

Growing native plants to heal land at Indigenous owned nursery in British Columbia

When Indigenous knowledge enters the scientific record

Conservation’s unfinished business

AI-centered conservation efforts can only be ethical if Indigenous people help lead them (commentary)

Urban sprawl and illegal mining reshape a fragile Amazon frontier

Cultural changes shift an Indigenous community’s relationship with the Amazon forest

Massive Amazon conservation program pledges to put communities first

The climate fight may not be won in the Amazon, but it can be lost there

‘I’m proud to be the first published Asháninka researcher’: Richar Antonio Demetrio on bees

Guatemala’s eco defenders reel from surge in killings and persecution

Deforestation climbs in Central America’s largest biosphere reserve

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